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If you require shipping for your items, please let us know. We never assume a non-local address needs shipping. LOCAL PICK UP Our address is 1301 E 12th St., Kansas City, MO 64106. Parking and entrance are located at the back of the building. 1. Pick up is by appointment only. If you're a winning bidder, in your paid invoice email you'll find a link to our SignUp Genius, please use that to make your appointment. 2. YOU MUST HAVE AN APPOINTMENT! 3. When you arrive for your pickup please come inside to pick up your items. Our main entrance and parking is at the rear of our building. Our driveway goes all the way through to the street so you can pull right up to the double glass doors. 3a. If you've bought furniture or oversized items please bring help to move them. You and your assistant(s) will come into the building to move the item(s) to your vehicle. 3b. Please bring your own boxes/packing materials, we have none onhand. SHIPPING WE HAVE NO IN-HOUSE PACKING OR SHIPPING. We work with a local UPS franchise for packing and shipping. It's not necessary to contact UPS beforehand. Just let us know if you need shipping, and we will release items to UPS. They will contact you directly to discuss shipping options and costs, and then you will pay them directly. Please keep in mind that it's much cheaper and more efficient for UPS to ship to a physical address rather than a PO box. If you want packing and shipping estimates you can contact them BEFORE THE AUCTION CLOSES: 913-722-1146 or email: ups2923@gmail.com FOR SHIPPING LARGER ITEMS AND FURNITURE, we suggest contacting a freight company like Craters & Freighters, U Ship, or similar. You are responsible for making arrangements to have the furniture/oversize items removed from our office within a week of auction closing.

Original signed watercolor, pencil and ink by Miroslav Stojkovic. 10" x 13"

Original signed watercolor, pencil and ink by Miroslav Stojkovic. 12¼" x 9¾"

Original signed watercolor, pencil and ink by Miroslav Stojkovic. 11" x 15"

Original signed watercolor, pencil and ink by Miroslav Stojkovic. 11" x 15"

Oil on board. Frame measures 21½" x 17½"

Portfolio with reprinting of Matisse's engravings on Pasiphaé. Individual sheets measure 9" x 7".

Watercolor and ink. Signed in the lower right-hand corner. Unframed piece measures 11" x 15"

Signed lower right-hand corner. Unframed piece measures 11" x 15".

Beautiful piece from J.B. Charno. Watercolor and ink on paper; signed lower right-hand corner.

Signed in the lower right-hand corner. There is a prayer written on the back of this piece dated 12 January 1994. "St. Jude May the sacred heart of Jesus be adored, glorified, loved and preserved throughout the whole world, now and forever. Sacred Jude, worker of miracles, pray for us. St. Jude, help for the hopeless, pray for us." Framed piece measures 7¾" x 9¾".

Lovely scene of the sea with boats and sun (or moon, possibly). Signature is not present. 8¾" x 12¼"

Four (4) pieces total in various mediums. Largest: 11½" x 9¾" Smallest: 8¼" x 10¾" Folk Art

Group of four drawings by various artist. Largest: 16¼" x 10¼" Smallest: 11¾" x 8¼" Folk Art

Five (5) drawings by various artist. Largest: 10¾" x 15" Smallest: 8¾" x 11" Folk Art

This is a special edition limited to 350 copies, signed by Thomas Hart Benton. This volume is number 238 out of 350. Closed book: 12¼" x 13½"

By artist named Stack. Written on the back is "Figure Study #7, Girl with a Book, 1978" Dimensions: 11¾" x 10"

Watercolor by Kansas City native James L. Fitzgibbon. 9" x 12"

Original oil on canvas by Rudolph A. Voelcker. There are currently no stretchers present. Dimensions reflect the total area of the canvas, not just the artwork. 12" x 16½"

A vibrant coastal scene featuring large rock formations, crashing waves, and a lighthouse perched atop the cliff across from the viewer. This is a lovely piece; adaptable to many interests and emotions. Oil on board and signed by Kickapoo Logan. 12" x 16"

Strong brush strokes and muted colors makes this a unique piece that stands out in many ways. Handwritten note along with excerpt about Kickapoo Logan is adhered to the back of the piece. Note reads: "To my good friends John & Emily. Thanks for your help thru the years. God bless and happy trails." Signed by Kickapoo Logan. 11" x 14"

Written on the back is "1st place 2012 Brush Creek Art Walk. Frame measures: 16" x 20"

Original oil on canvas portrait of a Native American by E. A. Burbank. "Chief Red-Cloud. Sioux." is painted in the top righthand corner. 20" x 16"

Jack Barber was a federal prisoner in Leavenworth. This painting was exhibited and purchased in the 1960s at the annual "Hidden Away Locked Away" prisoner art show. Frame measures 23" x 34¼".

Original acrylic piece by Jim Ryon showing a sailboat off the coast of Annapolis. 17¾" x 21¾"

Original oil on canvas portrait of a clown. Signed by José Mari­a Mijares. Wear as shown. 27" x 19"

Lovely painting by José Maria Mijares. Packed full of color, movement, and space for the viewer to participate. Signed. 35½" x 4¼"

Impressive in scale and humbling in subject matter. Original signed oil on board by Will Meier. Wear as shown; please see photos for condition. 35½" x 47½"

35½" x 29¾"

Original watercolor by Pauline H. Shirer showing Eldora, Colorado on July 7 (year unknown). Pencil-signed in the bottom left-hand corner. 25" x 30"

A beautifully-rendered portrait of Frank Glenn by Daniel MacMorris. Intense details are revealed through close attention and accurate depiction of light, truly making the figure come to life. Written on the back of the canvas is Frank Glenn's name on top, and "painted 1959 by Daniel MacMorris" on the lower section of the piece. 32¼" x 24½"

Beautiful portrait by James L. FitzGibbon of William Rockhill Nelson, co-founder of The Kansas City Star. Nelson's legacy is one of civic improvement, philanthropy, and dedication to the public good. His contributions helped shape Kansas City into a thriving, culturally vibrant city with a high quality of life. The Nelson-Atkins Museum of Art and Kansas City’s parks and boulevard system are testaments to his vision and his lifelong commitment to enhancing the lives of others. The sight size is 15 1/2" x 11 1/2" and the frame measures 25¾" x 21¾".

Beautiful portrait of a woman in black dress from the 19th century depicting a somber woman in traditional black attire with a lace-trimmed collar, set against a muted background. Housed in an ornate gold gilt frame, this painting reflects the formal portrait style of the era. Canvas: 26" x 21" Framed: 34½" x 29½"

A dignified oil on canvas portrait of a union soldier dressed in uniform with epaulets, holding a scabbard in his left hand. The painting is set within a gilt frame with delicate floral details. This portrait captures the solemnity and strength of the officer, making it a special piece of American history. There are some damaged and repaired areas on this piece (both painting and frame). Please see photos for details. Canvas: 36¾" x 29¼" Framed: 44" x 36"

A beautiful 19th century/early 20th century painting showing a humble cottage interior scene with china plates and earthenware stacked tidily on background shelves. An elderly couple are gathered next to a window, reading a document that is not easily deciphered by the viewer. Truly a beautiful understanding and rendering of light, space, and emotion. The piece is signed in the lower left corner "A Schwicker / Firenze". Canvas: 35¼" x 28½" Framed: 41" x 33¾"

Three-quarter portrait of a pink-cheeked boy with curly brown hair wearing a tawny hued jacket with frilly lace collar and cuffs, and a flask belted to his right hip. The figure stands with their back to the viewer, looking over his right shoulder, holding a hat with his left hand behind his back. His 'look' is completed with a staff that he supports with his right arm stretched in front of him. 19th-century copy after Alexis Grimou (French/Swiss: 1678-1733). Canvas: 33½" x 25" Framed: 42" x 33"

This early 19th-century portrait captures a woman seated against a dark background and seated in a red chair. She is wearing a modest black dress with a delicate lace collar and a gold chain. Her calm expression and attire reflect the emotion of the period, making this painting a nice example of traditional portraiture. 30" x 25"

Original oil on canvas of a woman and man seated at a table, possibly at a party or luncheon. Signed lower left-hand corner. 35¼" x 29¼"

Original watercolor of a forested scene by Simon Levie Rubens, also known as Stanley L. Rubens. Signed in the lower right-hand corner. 23¾" x 27¾"

Another vibrant and brilliant piece from Kanas City native, Arthur Kraft. Signed lower right-hand corner. An invitation and RSVP card for a gallery preview is included with this piece. Framed piece measures 13" x 10¾"

A beautiful signed still life of flowers by artist R. Faber. 22¾" x 18¾"

Original watercolor by artist John Hulsey. Signed and dated in the bottom right-hand corner. 16¾" x 19½"

An intriguing piece from Missouri artist, Jody DePew McLeane. Several figures are featured, but just the one in the "stripped sun dress" is called out directly with their camouflaged presence, providing a push and pull of many thoughts and emotions. The artist's use of intense movement is beautifully contrasted with the relaxed demeanor of the figures. Pencil signed in the bottom right-hand corner. The artist's contact card is also attached to the back of the piece. 17" x 21"

This unique piece by Hunt Slonem is full of energy, color, and wonder. Individual figures, animals, textures, and lines converge and operate almost independently of one another, while still maintaining itself as one single form. Written on the lower left corner of the mat is "AP/17". The artist has signed in pencil along with the year '80. A brief biography of the artist is adhered to the back of frame. Frame measures 32¾" x 23½"

A framed and matted Andy Warhol Liz Taylor art print. "To David Love Andy Warhol" is written in the print as well. This is not signed by Warhol. 22½" x 18½"

Pencil signed and numbered 139/200. Frame measures 30" x 38¼"

An original oil on board of a wintry scene. Signed in the bottom right hand corner; possibly J DeBruin? Frame measures 19¾" x 22¾"

Signed bottom right hand corner. Frame measures 25" x 21"

A cobbler in their shop smoking a pipe, busy with the day's work. Signed lower right area of painting. Frame measures 38½" x 28¼"

This was painted on a piece of wood that looks like is was from a drawer. Great piece of antique folk art. Measures 7" x 15½"

"Snow on the Broken Bridge". Signed, numbered, and title in pencil. Frame measures 27 1/2" X 32"

Signed illegibly lower left. Titled on the back "Vieux chemin a Ombret". Frame measures 29 1/4" X 33 1/4"

After Johann Heinrich Dannecker. The inscription along the bottom reads "Arianna sulla Pantera da Dannecher". There are several repaired breaks and some other damage, but it's still a handsome object. The base is 6 1/2" X 15 3/4" and it is 19 1/2" tall.

The stained glass windows in tonight's auction are all from the Harlem Baptist Church here in KCMO. The church was torn down last year, but the windows were saved. See lots 62-67 to see them all. This two-window set features a spray of lilies on the top window. The bottom section is 37" X 42.5" tall. The upper section is 37" X 43.5" tall. All measurements include the frames.

The stained glass windows in tonight's auction are all from the Harlem Baptist Church here in KCMO. The church was torn down last year, but the windows were saved. See lots 62-67 to see them all. This two-window set features a grape cluster on the top window. The bottom section is 37" X 42.5" tall. The upper section is 37" X 43.5" tall. All measurements include the frames.

The stained glass windows in tonight's auction are all from the Harlem Baptist Church here in KCMO. The church was torn down last year, but the windows were saved. See lots 62-67 to see them all. This two-window set features the Ark of the Covenant on the top window. The bottom section is 37" X 42.5" tall. The upper section is 37" X 43.5" tall. All measurements include the frames.

The stained glass windows in tonight's auction are all from the Harlem Baptist Church here in KCMO. The church was torn down last year, but the windows were saved. See lots 62-67 to see them all. This two-window set features a spray of lilies on the top window. The bottom section is 37" X 42.5" tall. The upper section is 37" X 43.5" tall. All measurements include the frames.

The stained glass windows in tonight's auction are all from the Harlem Baptist Church here in KCMO. The church was torn down last year, but the windows were saved. See lots 62-67 to see them all. This window features a crown and cross. This window is 28.5" X 33.25" tall with the frame.

The stained glass windows in tonight's auction are all from the Harlem Baptist Church here in KCMO. The church was torn down last year, but the windows were saved. See lots 62-67 to see them all. This window features a bunch of roses. This window is 37" X 43.5" tall with the frame.

Amazing piece of furniture out of a Kansas City, KS estate. There are 3 hidden drawers in the superstructure above the mirror. The lions head is a pull for one of the drawers. The other drawers come out of the ends. Some wear. Original finish, hardware, mirror, and wheels. 72" x 27" x 68"

Nice size and condition. 43" x 17½" x 68¾"

Unusual form! This table was used quite a bit over the decades as can be seen in the pictures. 36½" x 24¼" x 30¾"

Nice raised panels and size. There was a back splash originally. 21" x 15" x 29½"

This is from the "Chateau du Vallois" line and has its original metal label. Some wear as shown. 26" x 26" x 28½"

Circa 1840-60. Nice details. 30" x 13" x 39"

Has a nicely painted Vernis Martin finish applied to the table. Wear to the finish. Take a look at lot 75. This is the exact table, with a different finish, from a different estate! 23" diameter x 29" tall

Some wear to the finish as shown. Take a look at lot 74. This is the exact table, with a different finish, from a different estate! 23" diameter x 29" tall

Nice patina. 47¼" x 9¼" x 32"

The original chest like this was made by Goddard in Newport. This is a nice reproduction of this chest made by Harden. 36¼" x 20¼" x 34"

Each of the drawers is numbered along with its corresponding cubby in the cabinet. 31" x 9" x 21¾"

Nicely applied decoration to the door. Still retains its original shelves. 19" x 10¼" x 24½"

It is a side chair and a ladder depending on configuration. 16¼" x 19" x 34¼" 21" deep when open in the stepladder position.

Has its original shipping label inside and its original marble top. Wear to the finish as shown. 40¼" x 20" x 33"

17" x 21" x 19½" Folk Art

A beautiful tall case clock. The face is signed Wm. Jones Abingdon. We believe the clock was made circa 1800. The face was repainted. This was purchased in England in 1999 after The Open at Carnoustie. Our client was there with her husband. He liked to go to golf tournaments. She liked to go antiquing. 21¼" x 10¾" x 81½"

This is one of the larger rocking horses we've ever sold. It has warped just a bit over the decades. Wear as shown. 65" wide, 16" deep, 35" tall Folk Art

12 1/2" wide, 22" tall and 27" front to back Folk Art

35 1/2" long and 31" tall As found Folk Art

No cushions. Couch measurements: 49" wide, 32" deep, 34" tall Chair measurements: 23¾" x 28¼" x 33¼"

Nicely upholstered. Unusual carvings. 53" x 32" x 32"

There is some wear to the upholstery as shown. 24" wide, 27" deep

Also features ormolu decoration with gryphons and other ornamentation. 23½" x 21½" x 35½"

Carved wood with gilt decoration. The sofa and the armchair have casters. Couch: 58" x 29" x 41¼" Armchair: 28" x 26" x 40¼" Chair: 23" x 23" x 37"

The face along the upper crest reminds me of a cherub. 17 3/4" across and 35 1/2" tall.

Amazing details! Check out the arms of each piece. They are carved hands holding a basket of flowers. We've never seen this before. The sofa is 80" across and 35 1/2" tall. The chair is 39 1/4" across and 35" tall.

38" tall.

Nice form. 36" tall.

25" across and 33 1/2" tall.

There are two sections of this custom pillow that were made from an Aubusson rug remnants. Approximately 80" long.

5' X 3' 7"

5' 4" X 3' 6"

Measures 73" x 93".

100" X 132" plus fringe. Some wear.

Amazing pair of mirrors! Notice that this is a matched pair and that there is quite a bit of depth to the carving. Each mirror is 36" X 72". There is some loss and wear to the frames and the silvering on what appear to be the original glass mirrors.

18" X 31" tall.

This group of fish decoys, lures and related are from Minnesota. The consignor's father and grandfather made the decoys and our consignor is in her 70s. The green pike with red head decoy is 11" long. Folk Art

There are some losses, including to the figure's shoe as shown. The base is 17" X 17" and it is 93" tall.

A beautiful Austrian wood turned painted round box with lid. There are words painted on the top of the lid, as well as on the underside of lid in pencil. Both are not perfectly legible. Wear as shown. Dimensions: roughly 4" in diameter Folk Art

A very nice example of a Bavarian folk art hand-painted bentwood box. 5½" x 4" x 2¾" Folk Art

Lovely piece of folk art in the form of this hand-painted box with lid and keyhole. Two hearts are featured on the top of the box, presumably to indicate a partnership or marriage. 8" x 5¼" x 3" Folk Art

A beautifully vibrant hand painted folk art letter box. Two small birds are nestled near a large bouquet of flowers, all of which are framed with a scrolling decoration around the edge. The interior is split into sections for different types of writing supplies. The underside contains what looks like hand written initials in pencil. 7½" x 5¾" x 1¾"

A unique piece of history in the form of this very useful household tool. A metal interior with punched vent holes and a hinged door is situated within a frame made from beautiful wood that has managed to keep the colors of history still present today. 9" x 7½" x 5¾"

A lovely tapered wood box for candles. A very simple design, but unique in shape and function. This piece was purchased from the UK and is believed to be circa 1790. Wear as shown. 7¾" x 7" x 16½"

Very nicely crafted and cared for over the years. 12½" x 7½" x 6"

"Henry Taylor / Age 16 / 1878" & "Maud Mary Taylor / September 95" is written on the underside of one of the writing surfaces. There are areas along the edge of the lid that have split or cracked, which have been photographed. Please see photos for condition. Dimensions: 12" x 9¼" x 5"

Beautiful 19th century (mahogany?) tea caddy with two compartments. Several areas of damage to the veneer. Please see photos for condition. Dimensions: 12" wide

Beautiful bucket with a rich red exterior color, and an off-white/cream-colored interior. Bound with metal bands. Dimensions: 9" diameter, 4¼" tall Folk Art

Another lovely shaker bucket with a deep blue exterior color, and an off-white/cream-colored interior. Bound with metal bands. There are some areas of paint loss and other damage typical of its age; please see photos for details on condition. Dimensions: 9¾" diameter, 4½" tall Folk Art

A beautifully-detailed rattan woven basket with hinged lid and clasp. Dimensions: 11" wide

A quaint buttock basket. Unique size and beautiful construction. Dimensions: 3" wide x 3¼" tall

Gathering basket with handle. Dimensions: 11¼" diameter, 8" tall

Some minor areas of damage as shown. Please see photos for details on condition. Dimensions: 5¾" diameter, 4¾" tall

Dimensions: 7½" wide, 7½" deep, 6¾" tall

Beautiful construction of this splint woven swing handle round basket. Dimensions: 10½" diameter, 5½" tall (without handle)

Dimensions: 13" x 5¼" x 1"

An attractively-sized piece. The handle has a split which has been photographed. Wear as shown. Please see photos for condition. Dimensions: 7¾" x 4½" tall (without handle)

Lovely basket with handles. Dimensions: 13¾" diameter, 7½" (without handle)

Dimensions: 14¼" diameter, 8¼" tall (without handle)

Dimensions: 15½" diameter, 16" tall (with handle)

A wooden canteen with a barrel type construction. "CI" is inscribed on one side of the canteen; possibly initials. Dimensions: 6" wide, 5" deep, 7¾" tall Folk Art

Possibly a candy store register..? A very fun and nostalgic piece that would be sure to garner attention from all. There is a crack on the marble "hand rest" of the register; please see photos for details on condition. General wear commensurate with its age as well as function throughout its life. Register drawer does not come stocked. Dimensions: 9 3/4" X 16 1/2" X 16 1/4" tall.

Two (2) small metal cases, both embellished with detailed design work. One silver in color, one gold in color, both equal in their own visual appeal. The silver-colored piece possibly held cards or other items that were very slender. The gold-colored case has a larger interior, as well as a mirror on the inside of the lid, indicating it most likely was a cosmetic accessory to some degree. Dimensions: Gold-colored case: 3" x 2" Silver-colored case: 2½" x 3¾"

Small portrait of Henry C. Davison, six years of age, seated with his pet mouse. Henry's name and age are handwritten on the backside of the frame. A truly intriguing and emotional piece. Oil on paper. Frame measures 3¾" x 3¼" Folk Art

Pair of framed quarter length silhouettes behind glass. Both female and male figure. Wear commensurate with age 6¾" x 5¾" Folk Art

Child's toy tin alphabet tray from Foxy Toys in Berea, Ohio. Patent dates are 3-13-1917 & 9-18-1917. Wear is consistent with age. 7" diameter

A very handsome pair of horses, mounted on a single wheeled base. Made by the S. A. Smith Manufacturing Company out of Brattleboro, Vermont. Dimensions: 12" wide, 7½" deep x 11½" tall Folk Art

A very thoughtful piece of history in the form of this folk art horse drawn sleigh with driver. Painted and constructed by hand, with attention to detail that has lasted centuries, this unique model is sure to enhance the next space just as much as it did the first. Dimensions: 24" wide, 7" deep, 9" tall Folk Art

A loud piece of America's history in the form of this child's toy drum. The hand-painted decoration is just as impactful as it was the day this drum was first played. Lovely coloration throughout; wear commensurate with its age. Diameter: 7" diameter, 6" tall Folk Art

Dimensions: 7¾" diameter, 5" tall Folk Art

Body is wooden. Wear as shown. Dimensions: 7" tall

Eight (8) pieces of salesman sample-sized, or possible doll accessory, kitchenware items. White porcelain with blue decoration. There is wear commensurate with age. One of the implements with wooden handle has a chip missing from the porcelain. Please see photos for condition. Dimensions: Miniature pitchers are roughly 2" in height. The two wooden-handled pieces are 4" in length. dinnerware

Three forks and three knives, for a total of six (6) pieces. 3½" in length. dinnerware

Set of miniature aluminum utensils. 6 knives, 6 forks, 6 spoons, 2 utensils with an alternate design, and one slotted spoon (egg whip spoon?); for a total of 21 utensils. Knives stamped "Solingen" Forks and Spoons stamped "Aluminum. Germany" Slotted / egg whip spoon has no mark. 4" in length. dinnerware

Group of three (3) bisque dolls. The doll pictured with the pink belt is French with glass eyes. There are no marks present on any off the dolls. There is wear commensurate with age; please see photos for condition. Dimensions: Largest doll stands 3¾" tall Smallest doll is 3½" tall

Tin cookie box with handle. 4½" wide, 2¾" deep, 2¼" tall (without handle)

A very nice miniature chair, hand-painted in a brilliant red-orange. Dimensions: 3¾" x 4¾" x 7½"

A thoughtfully-detailed doll trunk with leather cladding, accented by decorative brass tacks and a black iron band. Featuring a brass lock and key, this petite trunk showcases intricate embossed patterns and a warm patina from age. The leather strap on the right-hand side has broken, but is still attached. Additional wear commensurate with age. 12" x 7¼" x 8"

This lot features a small box of handmade lace from Belgium, as well as a pair of doll's shoes and corset.

Group of three pieces; two candlestick holders and one (school-sized) hand bell. Wear as shown. Bell: 7¾" tall Candlestick holder: 7¼" tall Coil candle holder: 6" tall

Group of five (5) early kitchen tools. Rolling tool: 13" wide Towel holder: 21½" wide

The handle / dividing piece to the box has been repaired. Please see photos. 13¼" wide, 9" deep Folk Art

A 19th century primitive wrought iron game rack featuring a triangular frame with hand-forged scroll hooks. Designed for practical use, this rustic piece exemplifies traditional craftsmanship with a weathered patina. 15¾" wide, 12½ tall Folk Art

A set of four (4) early hearth utensils featuring brass bowls and iron handles. Includes perforated and solid ladles, each with a hooked end for hanging. These utilitarian tools display a patina indicative of their age and use. Longest utensil: 21¼" long Shortest utensil: 15" long

Three (3) bottle brush holiday trees, each on a small wood base, with varying heights and coloration. Tallest tree is 19" tall. The two smaller trees are both 14" tall.

7¼" from heel to toe.

A uniquely-crafted wide brim hat. Some wear commensurate with age. 16" wide, 14" deep

A brilliant Victorian black fur top hat From Excelsior in Chicago. There are some damaged areas and wear, typical of its age and use. Label can be found on the inside of the hat. 11½" deep, 7" tall

A delightful set of hand-carved and painted wooden farm figures, including cows, goats, mule, a dog and two farmers (a total of 11 altogether). Each piece exhibits detailed craftsmanship and rustic charm, making it a great addition to any collection. Figure with pack on back: 7¼" tall Figure carrying bucket: 6¾" tall Pack mule: 5¾" tall Longhorn: 5¼" tall, 9" long Folk Art

Group of seven Hoosier storage cannisters. Varying labels, heights, and diameters. There is some loss to the paint indicative with the age of these items. The squatty container is 4½" tall, 3½" diameter. The remaining containers are 5¼" tall, 2¼" diameter.

Group of four (4) assorted advertising tins with lids. Granger: 5" diameter, 6" tall An-Du-Septic: 6¼" x 3¾" x 3½" Poivre: 1¾" diameter, 2¾" tall

Group of five (5) glass decorative pieces. The box with lid is from the St. Louis Exposition in 1904. Glass box: 3½" x 2½" x 2¾" Mug: 4¼" tall Vial: 2" tall

A great piece from Kansas City's history in the form of this ashtray from W.S. Dickey Clay Manufacturing Company. 4¾" diameter x 1¼" tall

A fun piece from Kansas City's past. 4¾" diameter of base, 10" tall. https://kclibrary.org/news/2022-09/who-were-priests-pallas-whats-your-kcq-investigates-kansas-citys-again-again-fall?utm_source=chatgpt.com

A brilliant metal boot scraper in the form of a Scottish Terrier. One of the stakes has broken off, but still has some anchor remaining to be set in a spot of your choosing. Wear commensurate with age. 12" wide, 12¼" tall Folk Art

Made with great attention to detail by Peter Seibert of Easton, Pennsylvania. There are areas with some blemishes, which have been photographed. Wear typical of its age. 78" wide, 94" long Folk Art

76" x 100" Folk Art

81" x 95"

71" x 87"

65" x 78"

Quilt featuring 49 states; Alaska being the latest state shown. This quilt was made within the tight timeframe when Alaska and Hawaii received their statehood status. Each state's flower is positioned within a shield bearing the state's name. 73" x 84"

79" x 89"

Twenty daisies in total. Wear commensurate with age. 68" x 82"

This quilt was made from a kit generated by the W.L.M. Clark Company under the name "Grandmother Clark." This particular design was very popular, and many variations can be seen throughout history. 71" x 78"

A crib-sized quilt with three figures playing musical instruments around a central figure sleeping on a crescent moon. Wear commensurate with age and use. 31½" x 43½"

Wear commensurate with age. Please see photos for details on condition. 59" x 79"

82" x 82"

60" x 78"

Quilted by Nancy Ann Kopp. 68" x 80"

Quilted by Nancy Ann Kopp. 71" x 82"

Dimensions: 45" X 76" Folk Art

Frame measures 20" x 18 3/4".

Frame measures 23" x 22 3/4".

By William E. Connelley. Copyright 1928.

By Brigadier General P. Horry and M.L. Weems. Published by Joseph Allen, Philadelphia. 1841.

2½" x 6" x 6". This collection of Mata Ortiz pottery was donated to a local art museum. They kept the pieces that best fit their collection and are selling these to allow others to enjoy them.

Signed on base "RRR," likely Reydesel Reyes Roque. 2½" x 2¼" x 2¼" This collection of Mata Ortiz pottery was donated to a local art museum. They kept the pieces that best fit their collection and are selling these to allow others to enjoy them.

7½" x 6½" x 6½" This collection of Mata Ortiz pottery was donated to a local art museum. They kept the pieces that best fit their collection and are selling these to allow others to enjoy them.

9¾" x 6½" x 6½" This collection of Mata Ortiz pottery was donated to a local art museum. They kept the pieces that best fit their collection and are selling these to allow others to enjoy them.

Beautiful piece from Jesus Pena. 10½" x 10" x 10". There is what appears to be a small fissure on the exterior of the pot, but it does not extend to the interior. Looks like it probably occurred during firing. This collection of Mata Ortiz pottery was donated to a local art museum. They kept the pieces that best fit their collection and are selling these to allow others to enjoy them.

8" x 6" x 6" This collection of Mata Ortiz pottery was donated to a local art museum. They kept the pieces that best fit their collection and are selling these to allow others to enjoy them.

9 1/8" x 9 1/4" x 9 1/4" This collection of Mata Ortiz pottery was donated to a local art museum. They kept the pieces that best fit their collection and are selling these to allow others to enjoy them.

9" x 5½" x 5½" This collection of Mata Ortiz pottery was donated to a local art museum. They kept the pieces that best fit their collection and are selling these to allow others to enjoy them.

6½" x 12" x 12" This collection of Mata Ortiz pottery was donated to a local art museum. They kept the pieces that best fit their collection and are selling these to allow others to enjoy them.

First name is hard to decipher. 13¾" x 12" x 12" This collection of Mata Ortiz pottery was donated to a local art museum. They kept the pieces that best fit their collection and are selling these to allow others to enjoy them.

12¾" x 12" x 12" This collection of Mata Ortiz pottery was donated to a local art museum. They kept the pieces that best fit their collection and are selling these to allow others to enjoy them.

5½" x 7" x 7" This collection of Mata Ortiz pottery was donated to a local art museum. They kept the pieces that best fit their collection and are selling these to allow others to enjoy them.

5" x 8" x 8" This collection of Mata Ortiz pottery was donated to a local art museum. They kept the pieces that best fit their collection and are selling these to allow others to enjoy them.

9¼" x 10" x 10" This collection of Mata Ortiz pottery was donated to a local art museum. They kept the pieces that best fit their collection and are selling these to allow others to enjoy them.

8¾" x 10" x 10" This collection of Mata Ortiz pottery was donated to a local art museum. They kept the pieces that best fit their collection and are selling these to allow others to enjoy them.

6" x 7" x 7" This collection of Mata Ortiz pottery was donated to a local art museum. They kept the pieces that best fit their collection and are selling these to allow others to enjoy them.

6 5/8" x 10" x 10" This collection of Mata Ortiz pottery was donated to a local art museum. They kept the pieces that best fit their collection and are selling these to allow others to enjoy them.

A unique form from Roberto Bañuelos. There is an intentional crescent-shaped piece missing from the bowl's overall shape. 3½" x 9" x 9" This collection of Mata Ortiz pottery was donated to a local art museum. They kept the pieces that best fit their collection and are selling these to allow others to enjoy them.

4" x 4½" x 4½" This collection of Mata Ortiz pottery was donated to a local art museum. They kept the pieces that best fit their collection and are selling these to allow others to enjoy them.

Unknown artist. 3½" x 4" x 4" This collection of Mata Ortiz pottery was donated to a local art museum. They kept the pieces that best fit their collection and are selling these to allow others to enjoy them.

A unique bowl with interesting sgraffito work. Artist's signature is illegible. From the four corners region by Horsehair Pottery. 3" x 4" x 4" This collection of Mata Ortiz pottery was donated to a local art museum. They kept the pieces that best fit their collection and are selling these to allow others to enjoy them.

Label inside reads "Hecho en Mexico." 4¾" x 6½" x 6½" This collection of Mata Ortiz pottery was donated to a local art museum. They kept the pieces that best fit their collection and are selling these to allow others to enjoy them.

Butterfly decoration repeats to create an attractive organic gridwork. 5½" x 7¾" x 7¾" This collection of Mata Ortiz pottery was donated to a local art museum. They kept the pieces that best fit their collection and are selling these to allow others to enjoy them.

Intense use of color and contrast. Signed Yoli R. 3¾" x 4½" x 4½" This collection of Mata Ortiz pottery was donated to a local art museum. They kept the pieces that best fit their collection and are selling these to allow others to enjoy them.

Artist is likely Alonso Sandoval, but the piece is only signed "Alonso S." 5½" x 5½" x 5½ This collection of Mata Ortiz pottery was donated to a local art museum. They kept the pieces that best fit their collection and are selling these to allow others to enjoy them.

Vibrant vase from Gloria Hernandez. 11¾" x 7¼" x 7¼" This collection of Mata Ortiz pottery was donated to a local art museum. They kept the pieces that best fit their collection and are selling these to allow others to enjoy them.

Small spherical vase with painted decoration by artist named Norma. 1 7/8" x 2" x 2" This collection of Mata Ortiz pottery was donated to a local art museum. They kept the pieces that best fit their collection and are selling these to allow others to enjoy them.

This vase is full of line, color and form. 4" x 3" x 3" This collection of Mata Ortiz pottery was donated to a local art museum. They kept the pieces that best fit their collection and are selling these to allow others to enjoy them.

Unknown artist; signature is unclear. 5½" x 5½" x 5½" This collection of Mata Ortiz pottery was donated to a local art museum. They kept the pieces that best fit their collection and are selling these to allow others to enjoy them.

A brilliant ceramic piece from Lourdes Villalba in the form of a seated/squatting hollow figure. 4 3/8" x 3¼" x 3¼" This collection of Mata Ortiz pottery was donated to a local art museum. They kept the pieces that best fit their collection and are selling these to allow others to enjoy them.

Artist's signature is illegible; last name possibly Rios. 2¼" x 2¼" x 2¼" This collection of Mata Ortiz pottery was donated to a local art museum. They kept the pieces that best fit their collection and are selling these to allow others to enjoy them.

A lovely tri-colored piece from Chela Acosta. 2¾" x 4¼" x 4¼" This collection of Mata Ortiz pottery was donated to a local art museum. They kept the pieces that best fit their collection and are selling these to allow others to enjoy them.

3" x 3¼" x 3¼" This collection of Mata Ortiz pottery was donated to a local art museum. They kept the pieces that best fit their collection and are selling these to allow others to enjoy them.

An excellent piece from Octavio Gonzalez in the form of this aquatic creature with fins. There is a handwritten label on the bottom of the piece that reads "Mexico." 6" x 10" x 6" This collection of Mata Ortiz pottery was donated to a local art museum. They kept the pieces that best fit their collection and are selling these to allow others to enjoy them.

7¼" x 6¼" x 6¼" This collection of Mata Ortiz pottery was donated to a local art museum. They kept the pieces that best fit their collection and are selling these to allow others to enjoy them.

Tricolor piece from Naty Ortega and Cesar D. Nunez. 4 3/8" x 4" x 4" This collection of Mata Ortiz pottery was donated to a local art museum. They kept the pieces that best fit their collection and are selling these to allow others to enjoy them.

5½" x 5" x 5" This collection of Mata Ortiz pottery was donated to a local art museum. They kept the pieces that best fit their collection and are selling these to allow others to enjoy them.

4 3/8" x 4¾" x 4¾" This collection of Mata Ortiz pottery was donated to a local art museum. They kept the pieces that best fit their collection and are selling these to allow others to enjoy them.

8 7/8" x 7½" x 7½" This collection of Mata Ortiz pottery was donated to a local art museum. They kept the pieces that best fit their collection and are selling these to allow others to enjoy them.

Signed "RRR," with is likely Reydesel Reyes Roque. 5" x 4" x 4" This collection of Mata Ortiz pottery was donated to a local art museum. They kept the pieces that best fit their collection and are selling these to allow others to enjoy them.

Artist's last name is signed Mtz, possibly for Martinez. 2" x 5¼" x 5¼" This collection of Mata Ortiz pottery was donated to a local art museum. They kept the pieces that best fit their collection and are selling these to allow others to enjoy them.

A very colorful piece from Ivon Marin. 1¾" x 3½" x 3½" This collection of Mata Ortiz pottery was donated to a local art museum. They kept the pieces that best fit their collection and are selling these to allow others to enjoy them.

12" x 6½" x 6½" This collection of Mata Ortiz pottery was donated to a local art museum. They kept the pieces that best fit their collection and are selling these to allow others to enjoy them.

Label on underside of piece is from Casa Grandes Pottery, Mata Ortiz, Chihuahua. 6" x 8" x 8" This collection of Mata Ortiz pottery was donated to a local art museum. They kept the pieces that best fit their collection and are selling these to allow others to enjoy them.

10¾" x 8" x 8" This collection of Mata Ortiz pottery was donated to a local art museum. They kept the pieces that best fit their collection and are selling these to allow others to enjoy them.

Decorated with aquatic animal. 9¼" x 10" x 10" This collection of Mata Ortiz pottery was donated to a local art museum. They kept the pieces that best fit their collection and are selling these to allow others to enjoy them.

10¾" x 10" x 10" This collection of Mata Ortiz pottery was donated to a local art museum. They kept the pieces that best fit their collection and are selling these to allow others to enjoy them.

6½" x 9½" x 9½" This collection of Mata Ortiz pottery was donated to a local art museum. They kept the pieces that best fit their collection and are selling these to allow others to enjoy them.

11" x 10" x 10" This collection of Mata Ortiz pottery was donated to a local art museum. They kept the pieces that best fit their collection and are selling these to allow others to enjoy them.

These masks were originally used to honor the deceased or elderly. 11" X 22 1/2" tall. African collection

Kota reliquary on wooden base. The base is 11" X 14" and it is 24 1/2' tall African collection

Metal and wood Kota guardian. Positioned atop a wooden base. The base is 8" X 14" and it is 24" tall. African collection

8" X 12" X 22" tall African collection

Elephant face mask. Approximately 54" tall. African collection

These cloths are woven out of raffia by the men of the tribe, with the embroidery and dyeing performed by the women of the tribe. Measures 22" x 21". The frame measures 27" x 27". African collection

These cloths are woven out of raffia by the men of the tribe, with the embroidery and dyeing performed by the women of the tribe. Measures 26" x 19". The frame measures 31 1/2" x 23 1/2". African collection

Framed: 31" X 9 1/2" African collection

Signature is illegible. Possibly from 2006. Framed: 35" X 13" African collection

Signature is illegible. Framed: 20" X 15" African collection

Signature is present, but illegible. Framed: 20" X 15" African collection

Signature is illegible. Framed: 32 1/2" X 14" African collection

Signature is present, but illegible. Framed: 25 1/2" X 24 1/2" African collection

Unframed map of Africa from by Johnson & Browning in 1865. The map has been matted in archival materials by Spivey's in Kansas City, MO. The map alone measures 24½" x 17½". The entirety of the piece with the archival matting is 34½" x 25½". African collection

Framed map of Africa from 1852 by George Philip and Son in Liverpool and London that measures 34" X 34 1/2". African collection

Framed Willem Blaeu decorative wall map. Measures: 26" X 30 1/4"

A rather long piece of fabric; one that we are not 100% sure about the nature of its purpose. A vibrant scarf. Patterned ceremonial attire. Table runner. Wall art. It could be any, or none of these. But it will most certainly stand out wherever and however it ends up living. Fabric is 185" in length and 26" in width. African collection

Piece measures 56" x 31" African collection

Possibly Sumatran. 36" x 29" African collection

Weighs 7.3 grams. Measures 7 1/8" long.

The ten round diamonds are 1.00 ctw, HI/SI-1. Weighs 5.8 grams. Size 6. This piece was examined by gemologist Tracey Kahle.

The 5 round diamonds are 0.55 ctw, IJ/VS2. Weighs 3.2 grams. Size 6 1/2. This piece was examined by gemologist Tracey Kahle.

The 5 round diamonds are 1.00 ctw, IJ/I-2. Weighs 7.7 grams. Size 8 1/2. This piece was examined by gemologist Tracey Kahle.

The center diamond is 0.20 carats H/VS2, and the 6 smaller diamonds are 0.12 ctw, HI/SI1 (one is broken). Weighs 5.0 grams This piece was examined by gemologist Tracey Kahle. Size 6.

The 7 round diamonds are 0.20 ctw, IJ/SI1-I2. Weighs 3.5 grams Size 6. This piece was examined by gemologist Tracey Kahle.

Weighs 3.1 grams The stones are glass. Size 6. This piece was examined by gemologist Tracey Kahle.

The center marquise diamond is 0.25 carats, J/SI1. The 6 round diamonds are 0.17 ctw, IJ/I1. Weighs 2.4 grams Size 5 1/2. This piece was examined by gemologist Tracey Kahle.

2.0 grams Size 7 1/2.

Shield-like shape with "CPS" positioned in the center, made by Josten. 3.9 grams 1¼" in length

The 4 rubies are 1.00 ctw, and the 4 diamonds are 0.24 ctw, KL/SI2. Weighs 2.5 grams. Size 6. This piece was examined by gemologist Tracey Kahle.

Total weight: 1.5 grams. The chain is 17" long.

Pair of ruby earrings set in 14K gold. Total weight: 2.1 grams

Synthetic ruby. The 18 diamonds are 0.13 ctw, IJ/1-2. Weighs 7.0 grams. 7" long. This piece was examined by gemologist Tracey Kahle.

The stone is synthetic color change sapphire, it measures 24 x 17 mm. Weighs 13.5 grams. This piece was examined by gemologist Tracey Kahle. Size 8.

Floral decoration around the setting. Amethyst measures 12x10mm, approximately 5 carats. Weighs 4.4 grams. This piece was examined by gemologist Tracey Kahle. Size 6 1/2.

The smoky quartz measures 30x22mm, approximately 50 carats. Weighs 16.0 grams. This piece was examined by gemologist Tracey Kahle. Size 6 1/2.

Stamped with "14" on the inside of the band. There are 33 sapphires, 4.00 ctw. Weighs 9.5 grams. Size 7 1/2. This piece was examined by gemologist Tracey Kahle.

No marks found on piece. Tested 14k. The citrine measures 18x14mm, approximately 14.5 carats. This piece was examined by gemologist Tracey Kahle. 9.2 grams Size 6.

Costume. Size 9. This piece was examined by gemologist Tracey Kahle.

The richly colored citrine measures 14x11mm (5 carats). The two diamonds are 0.04 ctw, HI/SI-2. Weighs 3.7 grams. Size 7. This piece was examined by gemologist Tracey Kahle.

The aquamarine measures 16x14mm, approximately 15.7 carats. Weighs 7.3 grams. This piece was examined by gemologist Tracey Kahle. Size 6.

The tourmaline measures 15x11mm, approximately 10 carats. There is a prong missing from one corner of the setting, which has been photographed. Please see photos for condition. Weighs 6.3 grams. Size 4. This piece was examined by gemologist Tracey Kahle.

The amethyst measures 11x9mm, approximately 5 carats. Weighs 5.0 grams. Size 5. This piece was examined by gemologist Tracey Kahle.

Costume. Size 7. This piece was examined by gemologist Tracey Kahle.

Costume. Size 7. This piece was examined by gemologist Tracey Kahle.

Synthetic star sapphire. The 3 diamonds are 0.05 ctw, IJ/SI1. Weighs 7.2 grams. Size 9. This piece was examined by gemologist Tracey Kahle.

The cameo is carved hardstone and measures 18x12mm. The 24 rose cut diamonds are 0.36ctw, G-I/SI1-I1. Weighs 6.2 grams. This piece was examined by gemologist Tracey Kahle. Size 5.

Ring is unmarked. Weighs 4.2 grams. Size 7.

The jadeite jade measures 12mm across. The diamond is 0.06 carats, I/I-1. 3.2 grams Size 7. This piece was examined by gemologist Tracey Kahle.

Measures 30" long. The pendant is 2 1/8" across.

The clasp is 18K. The stone is carved jadeite jade. 2¼" in length. This piece was examined by gemologist Tracey Kahle.

Clasp is 18K. The stone is carved jadeite jade. 2½" in length. This piece was examined by gemologist Tracey Kahle.

Gold clasp is 14K. The stone is polished lapis lazuli. 1½" in length.

10K gold class ring from Wyandotte High School, 1966; made by Zale's. There are initials HPR inscribed on the inside of the ring. Weighs 13.6 grams. Size 10.

14K gold single band ring. Inscribed on the inside with "Pete to Pearl, Oct. 7 '14, Mizpah" "Mizpah" is Hebrew for "watchtower," and signifies a deep emotional bond between people. Weighs 4.9 grams. Size 8.

White and yellow gold. Made by ARTCARVED. Weighs 7.8 grams. Size 9.

Stamped on the inside with 925 and 18K 15.0 grams Size 9.

The diamond is 0.02 carats, J/SI2. Weighs 4.7 grams. Size 6. This piece was examined by gemologist Tracey Kahle.

Two pins made from clusters of garnets; one in a starburst shape and the other a heart. The starburst measures 1" across.

The snake-wrapped brooch is approximately 2½" in length.

Unique decoration on the case of this fine timepiece by Philadelphia Watchcase Company Serial Number: 7034033 Inscribed on the inside with "Anna & Chris to Miss B.B. Payne".

Three gold-filled cameo brooches, each uniquely and finely executed. The largest is 1 7/8" long.

Two pieces, each with their own identity. One is carved from black Bakelite, and the other portrait is painted on porcelain. The Bakelite brooch is 2 1/4" long.

One pendant and two rings, all sterling silver in content. White stone is missing a stone. Ring size 6 1/2. Faience scarab ring has an old break and old repair. Size 6. Enameled pendant is 1" long.

The ring is size 6 1/2. The necklace is 24" long.

Some sterling items, most pieces are unmarked. The watch chain is 56" long.

Earrings are screwbacks. The brooch is 3 1/2" across.

One tiger's eye bolo tie, a pair of cufflinks, and a belt buckle with a 1976 Bicentennial Eisenhower dollar. The buckle is 3 1/2" across.

The 3 peridots are 1.25 ctw, the 2 diamonds are 0.01 ctw, KL/I-2. Stamped with "India" and "10K" on the inside of the band. Weighs 1.3 grams. Size 6 1/2. This piece was examined by gemologist Tracey Kahle.

The center stone is a pear-shaped amethyst, with a single diamond flanking it on either side. The amethyst is approximately 3.3 carats. 3.4 grams Size 7. This piece was examined by gemologist Tracey Kahle.

Pair of 14K gold amethyst earrings. 1.0 gram

4.7 grams Size 8.

The 16 diamonds are 0.25 ctw, KL/I-1. 5.7 grams. 7¼" long This piece was examined by gemologist Tracey Kahle.

3.2 grams Size 7 1/2.

The round and baguette diamonds are 1.00 ctw, KL/I-1. Weighs 7.5 grams. Size 6 1/2. This piece was examined by gemologist Tracey Kahle.

The marquis cut tanzanites are 1.00 ctw and the 4 diamonds are 0.06 ctw IJ/SI2. Weighs 2.9 grams. Size 7. This piece was examined by gemologist Tracey Kahle.

Three pairs of 14K gold earrings; two sets with diamonds, one with lapis lazuli.

The amethyst is 14x12mm, approximately 7 carats. Weighs 3.6 grams. Size 6. This piece was examined by gemologist Tracey Kahle.

The topaz are 4.00 ctw. Stamped with "India" and "10K" on the inside of the band. This piece was examined by gemologist Tracey Kahle. Weighs 2.3 grams. Size 6 1/2.

There are 67 tanzanites, 2.70 ctw. Weighs 4.8 grams. Size 6 1/2. This piece was examined by gemologist Tracey Kahle.

There are approximately 11 carats of sapphires. Weighs 9.0 grams. 7" in length This piece was examined by gemologist Tracey Kahle.

2.8 grams Size 6.

Both the chain and pendant are 10K gold. Total weight is 6.4 grams; 18" long

Clasp is stamped with "10K OCP". 16" long

A playful group of jewelry with a repeated cherry design. The clasps have "750" and "ITALY" stamped on the underside. Total weight is 4.3 grams. Bracelet is 7" in length.

A quaint little heart-shaped pendant with rubies and diamonds clustered in the center. 4.9 grams Roughly ½" wide.

Polished lapis lazuli beads, with 14k gold beads interspersed, come together to make this striking necklace. Necklace is 24" in length.

Group of five (5) 10K gold rings with varying synthetic stones. The ring with the darker green stone may be 8K, versus the 10K for the remainder of the rings. Total weight is 10.8 grams Sizes: Dark green stone: 4 1/2. Pink stone: 5. Red stone: 8. Blue stone: 9. Pale green: 7. These pieces was examined by gemologist Tracey Kahle.

Ring is unmarked. It tested 14k gold. The round diamonds are 0.12CTW HI/SI2. Weighs 8.4 grams. Size 8. This piece was examined by gemologist Tracey Kahle.

The ruby is synthetic. 5.6 grams Size 9. This piece was examined by gemologist Tracey Kahle.

The ring's marks have worn down, we can only discern "AM-G". Tests 14k. Weighs 4.8 grams. Size 9.

7.3 grams Size 9 1/2.

The yellow sapphire measures 8x6mm, approximately 1.50 carats. Weighs 10.9 grams. Size 9 1/2. This piece was examined by gemologist Tracey Kahle.

Stamped "Mexico" on inside of band. 16.5 grams Size 11.

Weighs 68.1 grams. Approximately 17" long

Three-stone tanzanite and diamond ring set in sterling silver. The tanzanites are 1.30 ctw. The 32 round diamonds are 0.12 ctw, IJ/I-2. 4.3 grams Size 7. This piece was examined by gemologist Tracey Kahle.

7.1 grams Size 7. This piece was examined by gemologist Tracey Kahle.

The stone is synthetic spinel. Weighs 5.9 grams Size 8. This piece was examined by gemologist Tracey Kahle.

A richly-colored synthetic sapphire, surrounded by diamonds, set in both sterling silver and 10K gold. The diamonds are 0.04 ctw, HI/I-1. 3.0 grams Size 7. This piece was examined by gemologist Tracey Kahle.

Four (4) sterling silver rings with varying gemstones. Total weight of all four is 20.0 grams. Sizes range from 6 1/2 to 8.

Jules Jürgensen quartz watch with gemstones. Also in this lot is a Weiss bracelet. Watch: 7¼" long Bracelet: 7" long

The stones are glass. 6.1 grams. Roughly ¾" in length. This piece was examined by gemologist Tracey Kahle.

22.9 grams total weight. Sizes: 7 1/2, 7 1/2, and 9.

Two (2) sterling silver rings, varying in size and design. One of the rings has three small cz's. 10.7 grams The Native American ring is size 10, the cz ring is size 7.

Measures 2 1/2" across when closed, 3 1/2" across when open.

Measures 2 3/4" tall x 5" across.

This excellent piece from Cartier combines the essence of function and the beauty of excess. A uniquely woven basket that will stand out, and fit in, wherever it lives. 588.6 grams total weight. 10" across x 7" wide x 7 1/2" tall.

A group of Towle's "Rambler Rose" sterling silver flatware. Below are quantities: - Salad forks: 13 - Dinner forks: 12 - Teaspoons: 12 - Dinner spoons: 12 - Butter knife: 12 - Dinner knife: 12 - Cheese knife: 1 - Servers: 3 - Serving Spoons: 3 Total weight of the solid sterling silver pieces is 2,488.7 grams.

Group of Lunt's "Eloquence" sterling silver flatware. Below are quantities: - Salad forks: 16 - Dinner forks: 13 - Teaspoons: 14 - Dinner knives: 14 -Table spoon: 1 -Pierced serving spoon: 1 -2 pronged olive fork: 1 -Butter knives: 1 -Cheese knife: 1 -scalloped serving spoon: 1 -jelly server: 1 Total weight of the solid sterling silver pieces is 2,334.3 grams.

Group of three (3) sterling silver utensils (all different makes). The ladle measures 6" long. Total weight: 47.7 grams

Pair of sterling silver candlesticks, made by James Kirby Waterhouse & Co. of Sheffield in 1818. 11" tall. As shown in the pictures, the heavy metal insert is loose on one of the candlesticks.

"William Clifton Atkinson" is engraved on the outside of the cup. No marks have been found. Total weight: 145.0 grams. 3 1/4" tall.

Decorated and monogrammed coin silver cup, made by Robert and William Wilson of Philadelphia, Pennsylvania; mid 19th century. Stamped on underside with "R&W.W." 215.2 grams. 3 1/2" tall.

Two sterling silver pieces, both different makers. The cigar cutter is 4" across.

Monogrammed. Handsome set. Tray measures 17 1/2" x 7 1/4". The cups are 3 1/4" tall.

As shown. There is a small, heavy pitcher from the Kansas City Club. The napkin ring and the Carrollton, MO souvenir spoon are sterling silver and weigh 27.7 grams. The round tray measures 10" across.

The four dresser jars have sterling silver lids. The divided dish has a silverplate holder, which measures 8 1/4" across.

The cut glass bowl has some small chips and rough edges as shown. It measures 8" across. The open salt has rough edges.

Enameled with glass inserts. Each measures 2 1/2" across x 1 1/2" tall.

4 inches tall and 5 1/2 inches long.

3 1/2" tall. This is a somewhat rare Royal Copenhagen Musselmalet figurine.

Hand painted porcelain inserts with images of putti. The mirror is 5 1/4" X 9 1/2"

3 3/4" tall

The saucer is 6 1/4" across and the cup is 3 3/4" tall. dinnerware

The saucer is 5 3/4" across and the cup is 3" tall. dinnerware

The saucer is 5 3/8" across and the cup is 2" tall. dinnerware

6 1/2" tall

5 3/4" tall. Crazing and wear to the gilding especially on the handle.

8" tall.

A pair of winged beasts form the handles of the vase. 7 1/2" across and 9" tall.

The spout has been repaired. 7" across and 6" tall.

A winged dragon forms the handle. 13 1/8" tall.

Has lion heads on the neck of the vase. 13 1/2" tall.

Yes. That says 21" tall! This is a large and impressive vase.

Figural pitcher with dragon spout and handle. 8 1/4" across and 6 7/8" tall. It is possible that this was a teapot that is missing its lid.

11 1/2" tall

Unmarked. Nice quality. 10 1/4" across

There is some wear to the mark so we are unsure if it's an early Lenox or Ceramic Arts Company mark. We are certain that this is one of those marks though. Very striking vase and very unusual that this is not signed. 9 1/2" tall.

9 1/2" tall.

The bowl is 12 1/2" across at the handles. This could be a small punch bowl.

Unmarked, except for the number 2 on both pieces. The undertray is 8" across and the pot is 6 1/4" tall.

The saucers are 5 1/4" across and the cups are 4" tall with the handle. dinnerware

The teapot is 8 3/4" across and 5" tall. dinnerware

8 plates, small bowl, small pitcher, and an open weave basket. The 8 plates are 8 1/4" across. dinnerware

9" across dinnerware

8 1/2" across dinnerware

New Wharf Pottery Waldorf bowls. 9" across dinnerware

Includes a bowl with ladle and underplate, and a handled serving dish. The handled serving dish is 8 5/8" across. dinnerware

6 1/2" tall dinnerware

There are some losses to the glaze as shown. 3 5/8" X 5 5/8" X 3 3/4".

Measures 11 1/4" across. dinnerware

He is 8 3/4" tall. Both are marked "Made in France". She is missing her thumb.

The tallest is 5 3/4" tall. All three have repairs as shown.

The pink top hat figure is 5" tall.

The figure with the walking stick has a repair as shown, and measures 7" tall..

The Pinky and Blue Boy figurines are Goebel. The tall figure is 14 1/4" tall.

Each is marked "Pastel 23/311". The boy is 15 1/2" tall.

The red vase and its lid have some damage as shown. It measures 15 1/2' tall.

The stems are snakes that wrap around to support the bowls of the goblets. Each measures 7 1/4" tall. stemware

One goblet has a small chip on the lip. Each measures 6" tall. stemware

The vase measures 9 1/4" tall. stemware & dinnerware

Looks to be a married piece. Measures 16 3/4" tall.

Each measures 6 3/4" tall. stemware

We believe these were made by Pairpoint. Each measures 5 3/4" tall. stemware

The stoppered perfume is 6 3/4" tall.

Each measures 5 1/4" tall. stemware

Two plates feature the composers Bach and Beethoven, and the other three are seasons: Spring, Autumn, and Winter. The composer plates measure 9 3/4" across and the season plates are 10 1/4" across.

Measures 9" across x 7 3/4" tall.

Measures 8" across x 7" tall.

Appears to be signed "Radke '73" along the bottom edge. This would be an early piece of Radke's art glass from before his Phoenix Studios time. Measures 4 1/2" tall.

Measures 6 3/4" tall.

Measures 8" tall.

Decorated with ladies' faces. Measures 5 3/4" tall.

The iridescent vase is Imperial. The iridescent pink compote measures 9 1/4" across x 2 1/4" tall.

The blue compote measures 6 1/4" across x 3 7/8" tall.

The Kralik bowl measures 4 1/4" tall. Art Glass

Each measures 7 3/4" across x 5" tall.

Measures 10 1/2" across x 7 1/2" wide x 5 3/4" tall.

Each measures 8" tall.

Measures 7 1/4" tall.

Measures 7 1/2" tall.

Measures 8 1/2" tall.

Measures 7 1/8" tall.

The figure measures 12 1/4" tall.

There are a few damaged pieces as shown. Please see the photos.

Each box measures 5 1/2" x 6 1/2" x 3 3/4".

The heart-shaped boxes measure 5" across x 1 3/4" tall.

The large bowl measures 8" across x 3 5/8" tall.

The jardiniere measures 6 3/4" across x 6 1/2" tall.

The tazza measures 6" across x 3 1/2" tall.

The plates measure 8" across.

There are some repairs as shown. The pitcher measures 7 1/8" across the handle and spout x 5 1/2" tall.

Measures 32 1/2" long.

Model KSM150PSER. With attachments and extra gasket as shown.